The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-10-07
OCTOBER BREEzEs.

OCTOBER BREEZES.
Twill soon be So.
Mince pies arc most ripe.
set those fire breaks done.
Beet tops make good COW feed.
The farmers have began to pick corn.
Buckwheat cakes viii soon be in style,
Election on division and local option
November s.
James Byrne has some mighty fine
sheep for sale.
But a small amount of threshing has
been done yet.
Peter Egan has been at LeMars, Iowa,
fof the past week.
Two fall moons this month-an un-
usual occurrence.
The county commissioners meet in reg
ular session on Monday.
The gate receipts of the Mitchell fail
We're a little over $1,000.
The GRAPHIC MAI bagged 90 mallards
nj Bed Lake, Monday afternoon.
Tie special gale of live stock at the
Mitchell fair amounted to about Sc, 1000.
A mortgage differs from wine in this
respect: IL does not improve with age.
Keep your head up, no matter what
happens. Don't give way to the blues.
Mr.. VIM. Kinsella was absent TO Plank
inton ard Chamberlain the first of the
week.
Benjamin f. Butler" now stands be.
hind Tie blocks at the market of James
Bylne.
Court set Tuesday morning. AS a re-
snit many kimball people are in Cham
berlain.
L. y. Pardin has about completed the
addition to his houserccently purchased
Of Dr. Ross.
Have you got a cold? Ifyou have not
yon are the only one in town who is not
so afflicted.
Delegate Clifford was among those
Who had their pockets picked at the
Mitchell fair.
Editor Treat, OF the P%iankinton Bea-
so's, had his pocket book nippea at the
Mitchell fair.
The County Institute at Chamberlain
last we k was well attended and much
interest manifested.
i livery stable was destroyed by fire
At Mitchell Friday night. II horses
we're burne4 to death.
he Bru!e and Hughes county displays
at & Mitchell fair have been shipped to
2oston for exhibition.
Mrs. Jacob Hammil leaves next Sun
day morning for a months visit with
friends at Modena, Wis.
Tie Chamberlain Dramatic club will
Be prepared to present Turn of the
iide" in about three weeks.
Three wild geese got bewildered Tues.
day night and few around town for q
half hour, barely skimlning the house
tops,
The Mitchell tracks, a terrible hard
one on horses. III fact the same may be
said OF all Dakota tracks-not elastic
enough,
Register Orcutt must not forget tc
have notices of the coming election
Nev. S-published. as required by the
ncw law.
The voters Of the river counties arc
not required TO register their III this
rear, IS The last leg, Ieture repealed tho
registration law.
a weak baggage snashcr at White
Lake let a trunk fall on q brakesman's
Enger Last Friday morning. Result.
'lnsted' finger, lay off, etc.
Louis Richards platform spring wag
on with top got slnashct up considerably
While on with II hunting party, Monday
Horses tipped it over while tied to it.
Bear in mind, please, that the GRAPHIC
can supply at all times any newspape,
or periodical pubiisheds at reduced rate.
either with or without the GRAPnIc.
One Of the most amusing things w
saw at the Mitchell fair was an outti
consisting OF u horse and COW hitched tt
a buss and co veying passengers TO ant
from the fair grounds.
7. Iattce aud Geo. Diamond have re
turned from their Nebraska r%ailroadin.
Trip. They found it don't pay where
oats are SO high you have to use a step
ladder TO feed them.
y fourteen year old son of Z. G
~IFueger's, Piummer township, fell from
a horse, Friasy, and broke both bones @
his left arm. He was brought to tow
and his arm set by DR.. Scott, assisted b,
Henry Ciegg.
Jimmy Locklin, while ;hreshing at tn
Witzal farm three miles west of town
made Il slip and run his hand into tn,
cylinder of the mschice, decorating it S,
that amputation of the middle finger 0
his left hand was necessary.
When Geo. B. Walker left Kimba'
last winter he skipped without payin
II due The GRAPHIC on subscription. H
hasn't paid it yet-as many will readil
belicYe-notwithsta ding bank draft
upon him, which he pays no a%ttcntio
to, Next.
kimball's young people rustled
crowd and had q dance at Shortell Bros
three aud Il half miles north-wcs
Wednesday evening. A very cnjoynbl
tine is reported, as is always the case a
tiie home of this pleasant family.
Elk Gov. Pierce says: at has bee
demonstrate that the country editor ca
live or less, and do more hard work fc
the public without rccompcnse and tax
the kicks and cuffs of ingratitade wit
more {Eris.i,n fpr;ituda ,ho, tho a,